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More dependencies for `swift-dependencies`
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# Dependencies Additions A companion library to Point-Free's [`swift-dependencies`](https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies) that provides higher-level dependencies. [](https://github.com/tgrapperon/swift-dependencies-additions/actions/workflows/ci.yml) [](https://swiftpackageindex.com/tgrapperon/swift-dependencies-additions) [](https://swiftpackageindex.com/tgrapperon/swift-dependencies-additions) ## On the menu [Dependencies](https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-dependencies) is a fantastic library that helps you to manage your dependencies in a similar fashion SwiftUI handles its `Environment`. `Dependencies` already ships with many built-in fundamental dependencies, like `clock`, `uuid`, `date`, etc. "Dependencies Additions" intends to extend these core dependencies, and provide coherent and testable implementations to many additional dependencies that are commonly needed when developing on Apple's platforms. The library currently proposes a few low-level dependencies to interface with: - `Accessibility`, an abstraction over `UIAccessibility`; - `Application`, an abstraction over `UIApplication.shared`; - ~`AssertionDependency`, to abstract `assert(…)` calls and promote them to failures when testing;~ (directly available in `Dependencies` starting from v1.3.0) - `BundleInfo`, an abstraction over the app's `info.plist`; - `Codable`, to encode/decode `Codable` types to `Data`; - `Compression`, to compress/decompress `Data` using the `Compression framework; - `DataReader/Writer`, to read/write `Data` from `URL`'s (an idea from [David Roman](https://github.com/davdroman)); - `Logger`, that exposes a privacy-aware `Logger` instance; - `NotificationCenter`; - `PersistentContainer`, that abstracts a CoreData `NSPersistentContainer`; - `UserDefaults`; - `UserNotificationCenter`; - `Path`, a generalized collection of `AnyHashable`, to which you can push and pop identifiers to contextualize your models; - `ProcessInfo`; - `Device` (`UIDevice`, `WKInterfaceDevice`, `DCDevice`,…). It also ships with more experimental and higher-level abstractions for: - `AppStorage`, which proposes a `@Dependency.AppStorage` property wrapper that mimics `SwiftUI`s `@AppStorage`, but usable from your model and or any concurrent context. - `CoreData`, which attempts to expose a safe and convenient interface to your `CoreData` graph (WIP). - `Notification`, that exposes `NotificationCenter`'s notifications under the form of typed and controllable `AsyncSequence`s. - `SwiftUI`'s `Environment`, which republishes `SwiftUI`'s `Environment` values in your model. These higher-level dependencies are currently all experimental, and their targets are named with underscores. They could eventually evolve out of `Dependencies Additions` into dedicated repositories if their size/behavior justifies it. This library also proposes a few direct extensions to "core" dependencies like some new date and random numbers generators, as well as some tools to help mixing `AsyncSequence`s with Combine for example. This list is preliminary, and many new dependencies will be added to this library in the upcoming weeks. If you need one specific dependency, feel free to open a discussion, so we can find the better way it can integrate with the other ones. ## How to use `Dependencies Additions`? This library proposes many heterogeneous dependencies. Having all of them bundled under the same repository has many benefits: - All the dependencies API's are designed coherently, with predictable behaviors. - Some dependencies are too small to j
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